Can I do a home microdermabrasion after IPL? 1 day p.o.

Thank you for your question. I suggest you follow up with your provider. Always see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Dermatologist. Best of luck.

The skin will be quite fragile
following an IPL treatment. Without knowing too much about your home
microdermabrasion and its contents, it is generally advised that patients avoid
using any products that contain active ingredients such as acids for at least 3
days before and after treatment.
Microdermabrasion is typically quite an
aggressive exfoliating treatment and would have a very abrasive, harsh effect
on your freshly treated skin. I discourage my patients from having treatments
for at least 2 weeks following an IPL to avoid skin injury.
A light exfoliation treatment is beneficial
following an IPL to rid the skin of the unwanted particles that come to the
surface following treatment. In fact a really great treatment plan is to
alternate the IPL and an exfoliation treatment such as dermaplaning or glycolic
peel, with the proper healing time between each treatment, usually at 2-3 week
intervals to avoid skin damage. Of course, I cannot stress enough the
importance of using a great quality SPF of at least 30 daily but it’s
especially important following a skin care treatment.
A thorough skin analysis with a qualified dermatologist or
skin care aesthetician is advised to develop an appropriate skin care treatment
plan that will address your specific needs. Have fun with your skin care!

After an IPL treatment for 2-3 days only gentle moisturizers and cleansers are recommended to be used. These products can be found over the counter, such as Cerave or Cetaphil. These products can be used after any laser treatment. This is to avoid any irritation or burning of the area after treatments. 
Best,
Alex Khadavi MD

I would wait a few days after IPL treatment to use anything that could irritate or exfoliate your skin. IPL treats redness, pigmentation, and can tighten the skin.  Depending on the level of treatment it is best to wait a few days to use anything that could irritate your skin.  Best, Dr. Green